Pleasantly impressed with how well the ball felt. Didn’t lose any distance and it putts well.

They perform great. Best budget friendly premium ball on the market.

They play and feel every bit as good as Callaway at a fraction of the cost!

Drive w great distance and accuracy. Same as name brand ball at half the price

Great ball , very long , durable and good around the greens very reasonably priced it’s a a keeper

I am a 12.7 handicap and really like the feel of the ball..

TL;DR: If you're looking to replace your Pro V-1 balls for 1/4 of the price, you can keep looking, but if you want a good performing ball for $1.25 each, and if you can get past the ugly logo, this is your ball. Full story: I am currently a 12 hdcp senior, and I have played "second tier" balls for as long as I can recall, because they offer plenty of performance for less money ... Titleist NXT Tour was my go-to for many years until they stopped making them ... then Srixon Q-Star Tour and TaylorMade Tour Response more recently. But after reading about the (insert other warehouse club ball name) I was intrigued by the possibility of a ball that would work well for me for a bit more than half the cost of what I was playing. I've never gotten the chance to try them because I don't have one of those stores anywhere close to me, but then Sam's came out with this ball ... I read all of the comparisons, both robot testing and live player reviews, and decided to give it a try. I've now played a little over two rounds with them, and I'm impressed enough that I very well might stick with them after I've used up these two dozen. I haven't noticed any significant difference in distance on the driver or approach irons. The amount of spin I'm getting on approach shots is exactly what I want: depending on how firm the greens are, the ball either stops near where it landed, or takes one hop and then stops with minimal roll-out, and almost never spins back more than a few feet. The balls don't spin quite as much on pitch shots as the balls I was playing, but they spin plenty enough so I only have to adjust my landing spot by a step or so on most shots (again, depending on the greens). On short chips, the ball makes a "click" more so than the other balls I've been playing, and does roll out a bit more, but again that's been an easy adjustment to make. And I've had no problems putting them ... in fact, last week I made a couple of fairly long putts (I'm not saying that was because of the ball, but I can say that the ball didn't cause me any issues!) Four stars for performance plus a fifth star for value. But that logo ... really? It certainly wasn't designed by anyone who has any idea about golf balls, and I really hope they rethink that in upcoming releases! So, if you play mid-tier balls, or especially if you like to play some of the lower-tier balls, I can highly recommend that you give these a try to see how you like them!

The 3 pack of Member's Mark golf balls are good quality and reasonable price. We enjoyed using this pack of golf balls for mini golf, so we had an adult and child use a ball to see how well they worked for two different types of players and the balls worked well for both of us.

I recently received the Member's Mark 3-Piece Golf Balls and had the chance to use them this past weekend during a round of golf with friends at our local course. Right out of the box, I was impressed by the clean, professional look and the solid construction of the balls. On the course, they performed well—great distance off the tee and a soft feel around the greens. I particularly noticed the control on approach shots, which made it easier to stick the ball closer to the pin. They held up nicely over 18 holes with no significant scuffing, even after bunker shots and a couple of hard cart path hits. One small critique: while they feel comparable to some higher-end brands, they may not offer quite the same level of spin for short game specialists. But for the price and quality, they’re an excellent value—especially for casual to intermediate players like myself. Overall, I’m pleased with their performance and will definitely keep them in my bag for future rounds.

I float between a 12-15 handicap and usually shop cheaper balls and I’m usually getting rock hard distance or give up distance for feel. These balls have such a great feel and I’m still getting the 7-10 yards I get off the tee with distance balls. Great spin and trajectory and really hold their line even on slight miss hits. Ego would be the only reason to buy ProV’s over these balls. Sam’s keeps this price point and I can’t see myself playing any other ball going forward. Perfect blend of distance and feel!